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Drain lines do not freeze unless they are stopped up and full of water, or there is a constand slow flow of water, such as from a leaking faucet, that permits the ice to build up gradually.
When my septic system was replaced just prior to buying my house, about a year and a half ago, they used the same drain pipe hole in the foundation that used to go to the old system, replacing all of the old cast iron drains in the house with PVC.
After a year and a half, the dirt has settled a few inches around where the pipe leaves the house so now the top of the pipe is exposed outside. Obviously I'll have to cover that just to keep the PVC from being damaged but I'm wondering what about freezing? The frost line around here (southern Rhode Island) is 40" I believe -- there's no way I can put 40" of dirt on top of that, the dirt would be up to my windowsills. But the old drain was in the same location and aparently it wasn't a problem then -- do drain lines not freeze as easily as supply lines or something? Can I just put 6 inches of dirt over it or is more drastic action required?
I attached a picture that shows the house foundation on the right and the pipe running under the grass through the middle right to left (the green thing is a temporary downspout extender).
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Drain lines do not freeze unless they are stopped up and full of water, or there is a constand slow flow of water, such as from a leaking faucet, that permits the ice to build up gradually.
Just what I wanted to hear -- thanks! I do have a slow leak from my bathroom faucet but I should be replacing that soon.
And remember, "running water never freezes" (then it would'nt be running)
No true or rivers would never freeze over. It will freeze anytime it gets below the freezing point and there is not something "warmer" nearby to keep it from freezing.
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Hey, HJ. think about it running water never freezes . if its still running it has not frozen yet.
Have you ever see "frozen running water"? If so (but I hardly think not) what shape was it"
Is a running back, still a running back after he is tackled? Have you ever had to tackle a running toilet, (they can be elusive)? You have to get into calculus to determine the exact point where "running" water stops and becomes "frozen" water, but a river can freeze over and then the water is still running but the layer that is contact with the "unrunning" frozen water will defect and join the frozen stuff, (probably because of fatigue and laziness).
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At the Meader Little Theatre on the grounds of Russell Sage College in Troy, the Theatre Institute at Sage proves the disturbing power and appeal of "Virginia Woolf" is timeless. Thanks to two amazing performances this production has the same cathartic effect on audiences as it did 50 years ago.
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Vt. Senate approves compromise on aid-in-dyingBy DAVE GRAM
The Associated Press | May 09,2013MONTPELIER The Vermont Senate on Wednesday passed a hybrid aid-in-dying bill under which stiff safeguards would be in place for terminally ill patients seeking lethal medication for the first three years, after which regulations would be lessened significantly.
Sen. Claire Ayer, explaining her compromise amendment to the Judiciary Committee before the Senates 17-13 vote in favor of the bill, likened the system the bill would set up to training wheels used by beginner bicyclists. Many of the safeguards would expire in 2016, unless lawmakers act between now and then to preserve them.
If the House concurs before lawmakers scheduled adjournment for the year Saturday, Gov. Peter Shumlin is expected to sign the bill, which would bring to Vermont for the first time a legal method by which doctors could prescribe a lethal dose of medications to terminally ill patients who request it.
Shumlin issued a statement saying he knew Vermonters were divided on the issue.
But I also know how important it is for those who face terminal illness and tremendous pain to have this choice, in conjunction with their physicians and loved ones, in the final days of their lives, he said.
One of the spectators who have watched days of legislative debate on the issue, Marnie Wood of Middlebury, said after the vote, Vermont in my mind has always been about choice, about rights.
Wood cared for her sister, an Oregon resident, as her sister lived with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, or Lou Gehrigs disease, before she took advantage of Oregons first-in-the-country death with dignity law and ended her own life with a doctors help.
She had a beautiful death, Wood said.
Opponents of the legislation voiced disappointment that Vermont appeared poised to become the first state to pass an aid-in-dying law by legislation, rather than by referendum or court decision.
I just dont feel the government has any business getting between a doctor and patient, said Sharon Iszak of Fairfax, a member of the Vermont Right to Life Committee who has been a regular presence at the Statehouse in recent days, along with others favoring or opposing the bill.
The measure followed a fraught and circuitous route to Senate passage, while the House passed it easily last week. When the Senate first took up the issue in February, an amendment was offered by Sen. Peter Galbraith, D-Windham and Sen. Robert Hartwell, D-Bennington that sought to limit what they said was governments overly intrusive role under the original version of the bill.
On a 16-15 vote, with a tie broken by Lt. Gov. Phil Scott, the Senate passed a stripped-down version that shrunk the bill from 22 pages to one. It then went to the House, which restored most of the provisions in the original Senate version and moved it much closer to an Oregon-style law.
In debate over two days that ended Wednesday, the Senate then settled on the hybrid, in which an Oregon-style law would prevail for the first three years, then to be replaced July 1, 2016, by a more stripped down version similar to what the Senate passed in February. Passage came after Hartwell and Galbraith, critics of the Oregon-style legislation, joined the majority to support the compromise.
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I rate it this way only because of Rick Foresee. We got to the lot and it was full. I made a call and got to talk to Rick on our second trip around the lot we found a very tight space while I was on the phone with Rick I was upset when I called because I had paid for parking and there was no spot, Rick was polite courteous and did not get off the phone with me till we were situated while we were driving around aimlessly he was on the line looking for another spot for us to park. If not for him I would have beed very disappointed and would have NEVER used this service again and I would have shared my disappointment with everyone. So thank you Rick for changing a start of a bad trip around
There are no signs to let the customers that his is NCB Garage, at least not that we or some other friends could see. Other than that,it was good.
Good: location and ease of getting g in and out. bad : ramps were a little difficult to navigate when other cars were coming down. Overall I'd use it again.
We were close to pedestrian bridge to LP Field. Easy in & easy out
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Regardless of your feelings about the iPad Mini's price and its A5 processor and non-Retina 7.9-inch display, here's what you'll notice when you pick it up: it's really shockingly nice to hold.
The iPad Mini is a design shift from the iPad, and perhaps the biggest one in the iPad's entire history. Despite how popular the tablet has been, it's not really a device that's very comfortable to use when you're not sitting down or at a desk. It's a use-when-you-get-there device, or use-when-comfortably-seated. An iPhone or iPod Touch is truly mobile, and the iPad is only halfway there.
That's not the case with the Mini. It's an extremely easy-to-hold tablet that, despite its wider form, feels as light as a Kindle. At 7.2mm thin and 308 grams, it's the slimmest and lightest 7-inch-range tablet around, although it has a larger footprint (7.87x5.3 inches). It's thinner than an iPhone 5, and seems proportionally as razor thin as the new iPod Touch.
It's the first thing you notice: the Mini feels great to hold.
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In fact, the iPad Mini feels very much like the new Touch, even down to the curved wraparound aluminium shell and flat back. It lies down far more flatly than the fourth-gen iPad; more like a wafer. The headphone jack at the top and Lightning connector and speakers at the bottom are carved into less tapered, more curved side edges. Around the front glass is an angled aluminium bezel like on the iPhone 5.
The iPad Mini's extremely whittled-down side bezels are much less conspicuous than the larger iPad's bezels, which always made it resemble a MacBook screen that had floated away from its keyboard. The Mini truly feels like a large iPod Touch, which is exactly what we used to call the iPad back in 2010. It's far more apt now.
You probably won't think that, though, because the iPad Mini won't easily fit in your pocket, or even your jacket pocket. It's more of a purse, small-bag or large-coat-pocket device. It'll fit wherever you'd fit a soft-cover book.
The construction feels solid, stellar and fun to hold. The home button clicks crisply. It doesn't feel like a lower-priced product in your hands. It might be, in terms of form, the most addictive iOS product in existence. And it's perfectly sized for kid hands. It's far more suited for use in cars and when travelling.
But the Mini shouldn't be a surprising product. A device smaller than the iPad that can run apps? That's always existed. It's called the iPhone. The really impressive feat of the iPad Mini, the surprise, is that it seems to handle all of the iPad's normal duties while being shrunken down. All except effortless on-screen typing, although it comes close.
Gripping, swiping, and typing: thumbs and fingers
So, what about that smaller bezel? Holding it suddenly becomes a delicate-seeming proposition. We worried that we'd accidentally start an app with my big palms, or turn a page by accident. That didn't happen to us. Apple has worked finger-rejection technology into the hardware and software of the iPad Mini that's context dependent. All we know is that when reading books on the Kindle app or iBooks, we found that holding on the side wasn't a problem. When we typed, the entire edge-to-edge surface became sensitive to the entire hand.
In landscape mode, the longer and thicker top and bottom bezel come in handy, offering more of a grip when viewing videos, and we found that it also helped make the iPad Mini comfier when playing games.
The 'tweener size of the Mini means that you can hold it in portrait mode and thumb type like on an iPhone or iPod. It works pretty well, for the most part. We were even able to thumb type in landscape mode, with a little stretching. Typing more traditionally works better than we expected, although we became finger hunt and peckers more than spread-finger typists. The 7.9-inch display certainly isn't as wide as the average laptop keyboard, and the virtual keys, while well sized, require a bit of adjustment to use.
The Retina-free screen
Your feelings about the iPad Mini's screen will all depend on how much time you've spent with Retina displays or high-pixel-count devices. If you own a recent iPhone or the last iPad, you'll feel that this screen is blurry. Text isn't as sharp. The iPad Mini has a 1024x768-pixel display, just like the iPad 2's, but smaller with a denser pixel count per inch. However, the smaller-screened Kindle Fire HD has a 1280x800-pixel display. So does the Google Nexus 7.
All three cost considerably less than the iPad Mini, and all three have much higher, denser pixel counts. The iPad Mini's 7.9-inch screen has more physical real estate in terms of square inches (let's just call it an 8-inch screen, because it very nearly is), but fewer pixels per inch. You're trading size for high-res crispness.
So, the iPad Mini not only has a lower-resolution screen than much of the competition, it's also probably the least-impressive screen of Apple's 2012 stable of iOS devices. The iPod Touch, iPhone 5 and fourth-gen iPad all seem brighter, more vibrant and far higher definition.
Even if for all of the incredible design that the iPad Mini has going for it otherwise the screen still feels like a comparative letdown, there's a big ace in the iPad Mini's hole. A huge one, actually. It has to do with aspect ratio.
This 7.9-inch display isn't 16:9 like the iPhone 5 or most Android tablets. This means that the screen width is wider, more like a page of a book. It's the same as on the iPad, but on this smaller screen, with the iPad Mini's shrunken-down side bezels like an iPod Touch, it feels extra-wide. Web pages fit more across the screen, allowing the text to be bigger. More importantly, digital magazines and illustrated books can be rendered without squishing down too much.
The screen could be crisper, but its aspect ratio has advantages.
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iPad Mini as video player
That 4:3 aspect ratio has a drawback, of course, and that's video playing. Movies and HDTV shows will inevitably be more letterboxed than on a 16:9 tablet, like the Nexus 7. On a Retina display iPad, you at least have enough pixels to make for sharp video viewing in the space provided. On a 1024x768-pixel display, it means the letterboxed video has an even lower resolution.
Most shows still look very watchable, no worse than on the iPad 2 (and a little better since the pixels are smaller), and there are plenty of apps and services that the iPad Mini is compatible with, from subscription-based streaming to cable accessory TV apps to video stores like iTunes and Amazon Video on Demand. The iPad Mini has the greatest flexibility for apps and services among competing tablets, which is its huge edge.
Two speakers tucked on either side of the Lightning connector on the bottom edge pump out decent volume for such a small device. They're good enough to listen to music and videos with. Two aluminium volume buttons on the right edge are flat like on the iPhone 5, but longer, and not tapered like the plastic iPad's volume button. They're easy to feel for and press.
Hardware features: nothing really left out
Many of the more affordable tablets out there have missing features that are more common in higher-priced alternatives: expandable storage, HDMI video out, rear-facing cameras. That's the case on the Google Nexus 7. The iPad Mini has essentially all the same features as are found in the larger iPad: Bluetooth 4.0, front- and rear-facing cameras, video out and SD card (for loading photos) via the Lightning connector, AirPlay compatibility and optional 3G models. As always, storage isn't expandable, but the same storage options are offered as on the fourth-gen iPad: 16GB, 32GB and 64GB.
Performance: welcome back, A5
The venerable dual-core A5 processor has been around since 2011, and has been seen in everything from the iPad 2 to the iPhone 4S, fifth-gen iPod Touch and Apple TV. The version in the Mini most closely matches the iPad 2's, with the same 512MB of RAM. The non-Retina screen has the same iPad 2 resolution: 1024x768 pixels. The iPad Mini is really a smaller, redesigned, enhanced iPad 2. Or, it's a bigger fifth-gen iPod Touch, which has very similar components and actually costs AU$30 less for twice the base storage (32GB). However, keep in mind that the iPod Touch's 4-inch screen, even in Retina display, isn't the same as the new iPad Mini's. It's more cramped, it's not as ideal for reading and you certainly can't access larger documents and media-editing apps as easily.
What does that mean in terms of performance? We loaded up a bunch of games and apps, ranging from GarageBand to graphics-intensive games like Gameloft's N.O.V.A. 3, Real Racing 2 HD and The Room, as well as standard apps like Ticket to Ride, Tweetbot, Pages, iMovie and Flipboard.
Apps loaded and played at the same speeds as on the iPad 2: good, but not blazingly fast. Apps tended to load a few seconds slower on average than on the fourth-gen iPad, with its generation-and-a-half-faster A6X processor. Web pages loaded on our home Fios network a few seconds behind the third- and fourth-gen iPads. Booting up the iPad Mini straight from full shut-down took 31 seconds.
On Geekbench, a popular benchmarking app on iOS, the iPad Mini got a score of 752 versus the iPad 2's 755. Comparatively, we found the iPhone 5 got up to 1461, while the fourth-gen iPad hit 1761 (higher is better). That type of score doesn't really reflect the feel of average app performance, and the iPad Mini is definitely not a speed demon compared with the iPhone 5 and fourth-gen iPad. It does, however, show that the Mini is nearly as fast as the third-gen iPad at many tasks, and is at least at the iPad 2's level at everything else. Using the SunSpider JavaScript 0.9.1 benchmarking test, the iPad Mini ran the test at an average of 1503 milliseconds (lower is better), compared with the Google Nexus 7, which ran the same test at an average of 1705 milliseconds. By comparison, the fourth-generation Retina display iPad ran the same test at a blazing 876 milliseconds.
Definitely decent performance for the price.
(Credit: CNET)
The iPad Mini's Wi-Fi connection speeds are, on the whole, better. Dual-band 2.5GHz and 5GHz 802.11 a/b/g/n Wi-Fi bring an improvement in speed over previous iOS devices. The iPhone 5 and fourth-gen iPad both have dual band.
Battery life
Apple claims 10 hours of battery life for the iPad Mini, and nine hours when using 3G. That's equivalent to the claims for the larger, fourth-gen iPad, and iPads in general going back to 2010.
Our battery test told an even better story: the iPad Mini held up through 12.1 hours of video playback, which is remarkable for such a small tablet. The Nexus 7, comparatively, only lasted 8.4 hours on the same test. Over a week of use, the Mini seemed to last well more than a full day of use, and then some. After playing games, streaming videos, downloading large files and using the tablet for everything we could think of, we had a hard time fully depleting its battery over the course of a single day. The new fourth-gen iPad lasted an hour longer, at 13.1 hours, but you'd expect it to.
The iPad Mini is one of the few new product lines that Apple has unveiled this year, yet it's really just an incredibly shrunken-down redesign of the iPad 2. It's a perfect size and weight, and works exactly as advertised: it's a truly portable iPad with excellent battery life and nearly no compromises, except for lacking the most cutting-edge Retina display technology and fastest processors.
We're not sure who the iPad Mini is for. The budget minded, perhaps, or kids, or those who want a second iPad. Businesses that want a more portable on-site iPad. People who want to mount an iPad in their vehicles. Actually, we suppose we know exactly who the iPad Mini is for. With iOS having such reach, this is another way to use it, another form. It's as simple as that. The iPad Mini probably isn't for everyone, and that's exactly the point. Like the iPod and the iPod Nano, it's another style for another crowd. We will say this: when you see it, you'll desire it. Just remind yourself that you may not need it.
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(PARIS) John Galliano's collection went from boardroom to bedroom. Beginning with the menswear-inspired look--tailored pinstripe pantsuits, trench coats, men's white shirts tucked into skirts, and long white satin tuxedo jackets--and moving into evening attire with subtle sparkle details. Simple slinky liquid metal gowns in silver and lilac glided down the runway. Exquisite fox-fur collared capes were bundled over dresses. A muted seafoam dress with a scalloped mermaid tail was an interesting look. Galliano played with the neckline --deep V-necks, one shoulder, and strappy numbers in black, white, and red with beaded details were classic elegance. Shorter, more revealing dresses doubled as lingerie in pale sheer chiffon with lace embellishments. But then there were the animal prints--cheetah suits, tiger jackets. A zebra skirt, dress, and trench made for a fiercer aesthetic. Top hats showed that the Dior woman is the ringmaster and Mr. Galliano, the lion tamer. For his bow, the designer kept with the theme and took a puff from his cigarette in the dark before the lights came on, revealing his almost-there three piece suit, sans pants, accessorized with a garter bra.


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A real Barber Shop in Austin! – The last time I had a real straight razor around my ears and all down my neck was when I was in the Corps. That was eight years ago, and I've been looking for it ever since. I got to the Avenue Barber Shop at around three in the afternoon and had to wait a while for a Barber to cut my hair, but as I was waiting I got to see something very cool. All types of people from different age groups and backgrounds going to the same place to feel and look better. One young hipster guy had long hair and got it re-shaped, one older fella got a sweet flat top, one other guy got what was probably the "Wall Street Special", and another guy got a pompadour that would make Elvis bust out in a wiggle dance. My turn came around and a huge man with tattoos on his neck and greasy, tall hair and Buddy Holly glasses named Kevin called me up to his chair. He asked me what I wanted for a haircut and I told him that I wanted it short and cool, but not too hipster. He gave me the best haircut of my life and my wife loves it. I'm thirty years old and have been to SO many Barber shops and salons all over the world. I found this place six months ago and it's the best one I've ever been to. The staff here is incredible at what they do, the shop is KILLER and I will never go anyplace else. GO HERE!!!!
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The red, white and blue striped barber pole by the door signifies the service that lies inside. High-backed barber chairs welcome traditional, hip and rockabilly folks who enjoy style with nostalgia. Images of hot rods and old school motorcars decorate this traditional shop, where barbers give haircuts and styles just like the old days. Cuts run $18, while a simple buzz is $13. A full shave service runs $35.
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NATIONAL HARBOR, Md. (October 21, 2009) – Today, upon invitation of Sam Kass, Assistant Chef and the Food Initiative Coordinator at the White House, School Nutrition Association President Dora Rivas, R.D. joined First Lady Michelle Obama on the White House lawn as part of a Healthy Kids Fair.
Rivas, Executive Director of Food and Child Nutrition Services for the Dallas Independent School District in Texas, was joined by the school district's Nutrition Specialist Vahista Bharucha-Ussery, R.D. Bharucha-Ussery, a registered dietitian and chef, worked alongside White House Chefs in a healthy cooking demonstration, while Rivas hosted a nutrition education station featuring the healthy meals served to Dallas ISD students through school breakfast and lunch programs.
SNA President Dora Rivas and Nutrition Specialist Vahista Bharucha-Ussery join White House Executive Pastry Chef Bill Yosses on the South Lawn during Michelle Obama's Healthy Kids Fair.
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SNA Applauds Obama Administration for Commitment to Child Nutrition ProgramsRising Costs for School Meals Require Increased Funding
NATIONAL HARBOR, Md. (October 23, 2009) – Following Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack's comments on the upcoming reauthorization of Child Nutrition Programs, the School Nutrition Association (SNA) applauded the Obama Administration for its strong commitment to strengthening the National School Lunch and Breakfast Programs.
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The School Nutrition Association has been calling on Congress to increase the school meal reimbursement for all meals to keep pace with rising costs and to provide schools with the support they need to expand offerings of fruits, vegetables and whole grains. The Institute of Medicine earlier this week reinforced that need and issued recommendations to increase servings of these healthy items in school meals.
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Over 80 General Managers (GMs) and key executives of Dusit International's hotels and resorts converged on the brand's flagship hotel, Dusit Thani Bangkok, to participate in the annual GMs Conference, held 24 & 25 April. The year's theme was "Play to Win," a light-hearted take on the company's approach to what they have termed their "Year of Expansion."
Currently at 16 international properties, including two serviced apartment complexes in the Middle East, Dusit International expects to more than double its current offering over the next five years.
Earlier in the year, the company announced a 10-property joint venture agreement in China, as well as the signing of hotels in Nairobi, Kenya and Khao Yai, Thailand. The company's second hotel in the UAE, Dusit Thani Abu Dhabi, is set to open this 1st May.Led by Dusit International Managing Director and CEO Mr Chanin Donavanik, COO Mr David Shackleton and Vice Chairman Mr Giovanni Angelini, the conference included presentations from various industry leaders, hands-on workshops and team building activities designed to further strengthen and motivate the team during this Year of Expansion.
Dusit International's General Managers and Executives pose for a group photo after a afternoon of team building exercises at Lumpini Park.
The day's winning team pose for a group photo with Mr David Shackleton, Chief Operating Officer, Dusit International (5th left).
Representatives from the newly formed Dusit Fudu International Hotel Management (Shanghai) Company Ltd., led by Mr Chen Li Bin, Chairman of Changzhou Qiao Yu Group (3rd left), and Mr Giovanni Angelini, Vice Chairman, Dusit International (5th left) attend the conference's welcome reception.
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With the Burke-Gilman Multimodal Connector (BGMC), the University of Washington (UW) and region are building upon a legacy of forward-thinking sustainability initiatives that have resulted in significant reductions in energy use and provided a multitude of environmental benefits.
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The BGMC is one of the single most significant transportation investments left to be made on the UW Seattle campus to reduce energy use, air pollution and water pollution associated with vehicle transportation. This project builds on a long legacy of nationally recognized environmental leadership by the UW and out of Seattle, including commitments by both to aggressive Climate Action Plans focused on achieving carbon neutrality by 2050. Since 1989, single occupancy vehicle travel mode share for UW's population of nearly 70,000 people has declined from 33% to 20% due to student and employee shifts to transit, walking and bicycling. UW Seattle commuters emit 7,318 fewer metric tons of CO2e per year as a result of UW's transportation demand management programs. Since 2008, UW has reduced the vehicle miles traveled per employee from 5.54 miles/day to 4.03 miles/day – eliminating more than 40,000 daily vehicle-miles traveled by UW employees alone. Moreover, the average UW Seattle commuter emits 56% less CO2e than commuters of other large employers in King County, contributing to a decrease in CO2e emissions by more than 7% from 2008 to 2010.
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The project responds to increased demand for more sustainable transportation choices with an accessible, quality, low carbon multimodal corridor within one of the largest urban centers in Seattle. The BGMC will further stimulate growth in travel modes that generate fewer or no greenhouse gas emissions and can reduce vehicle miles traveled by shortening travel distances and better connecting the places we live, work and play.
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The Burke-Gilman Trail passes through several distinct habitats during its 1.7 mile journey through campus, including an arching native tree canopy, eddies of open space and lush public gardens, and more industrial open spaces. Bicycling or walking on the trail provides users with an opportunity to experience nature amidst an urban enclave.
The UW is committed to environmentally sustainable landscapes throughout its campus and the Burke-Gilman Trail corridor. In February 2011, the UW was certified as salmon-safe, becoming the largest salmon-safe certified institution in the state and recognizing our many years of hard work to put in place practices that contribute to salmon protection, including a campus-wide stormwater management program, innovative irrigation systems, and commitments to drought tolerant landscaping and integrated pest management.
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Steeb-Gronau has been with the NCAA national office for more than 10 years and director of Division II since October 2004. She oversees the implementation of the Division II strategic plan and supports the Division II governance structure, including working with the Division II Management and Presidents Councils. She also assists with the Division II National Championships Festivals.
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One man's struggle for digital greatness.
It is the dawn of the heart-warming story all over again. The internet parades endless streaming videos in front of us of dogs being hit with footballs, high-scoring seven-year-old Guitar Hero players, and of course, people falling down the stairs. Where would we be without the people-falling-down-the-stairs videos? But of course, like all video media, it also allows for the odd story that will touch the heart of even the most die-hard fan of the aforementioned home injury clips.
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